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This small castle is nowhere near as impressive as its two neighboring castles. But the climb is still worth it.

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very nice view and a good place to eat

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This elongated rock castle above the Zorn Valley, southwest of Saverne, has been state property for about 150 years after a turbulent history. The courtyard features diverse buildings from different eras. Magnificent views over the Rhine Valley and the northern Vosges Mountains.

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Also a nice place to linger

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Presumably, the small and large Geroldseck were once built together. Today, remnants of the ruins can still be seen, but they are still worth seeing.

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The site is well maintained. Free and accessible to all. The parking lot is a 5-minute walk away

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Castle after castle after castle...This one has little view, is therefore less visited and therefore much quieter than various neighboring castles. Nice, rainproof bench

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Beautiful view of the castle ruins and the Zorn Valley. The castle, dating from the 11th century, watches over the valley from its rocky promontory at an altitude of 322 meters.

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The Gross-Geroldseck Castle was built on the rocky plateau that slopes down on all sides. The aim was to protect the Maursmünster Abbey. The castle was once surrounded by a strong ring wall, which can still be visited today. At the entrance to the castle you can admire the large keep, which has been preserved in its full height. In the northwest you will find a few outbuildings. In the south, however, parts of the castle are still buried under the ground and have not yet been explored.

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A large open castle complex on a mountain spur above the Zorn and the Rhine-Marne Canal. The castle's three keeps are striking, two of which are still preserved.

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Very, very beautiful castle ruins. I haven't seen such a well-maintained facility in a long time. The view of the village is also fabulous.

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This is more of a ruin and not necessarily an MTB highlight. The Klein-Geroldseck (also called Neu-Geroldseck) is a fortress to secure the execution of an inheritance contract with the last Geroldsecker from Groß-Geroldseck Castle.

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This singular castle uses the rocks as elements of fortification. A belvedere located at the top constitutes a high point, as well as a bridge between two rocks.

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Located on top of a rock formation in the middle of the forest, this magnificent ruined castle offers a beautiful view of Wangenbourg-Engenthal and its surroundings. Besides its setting, the fortification is a jewel in itself because of its vast enclosure. It has been classified as a historical monument since 1898.

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Weitere Infos in Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%BCtzelburg_(Lutzelbourg)#

The castle is located 480m above sea level in the small village of Wangenbourg. It was erected in the 13th century in Vosges sandstone by the Lords of Wangen, on a natural rocky outcrop. This mount castle served as a defense against looters. The villagers were welcomed into the castle in order to be safe. To access it, you have to cross a bridge that leads directly to the inner courtyard. From there you can admire the many windows, as well as the remains of a magnificent Gothic style fireplace. You can then access the 24m dungeon and climb it if you have the courage. Once the ascent is complete, you will have a breathtaking panorama of the Mossig valley before your eyes. The tour of the tower is however open from April to November. And it is possible to visit the castle on a free visit all year round. Access is free and free all year round. There is parking at the tourist office.

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Since my last visit in December 2017, other parts of the castle have been restored and work continues. So there is always something new to discover.

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From the castle there is a wonderful view over the Alsatian plain and across to the Black Forest. There is a new restaurant with outdoor catering.

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From the world of castles Groß-Geroldseck Castle was built to protect Maursmünster Abbey. The castle was surrounded by a strong curtain wall, which you can still find today in z. T off the ground. 12th century. The castle was built to protect the Maursmünster Abbey. 1127 The gentlemen v. Geroldseck am Wasichenstein are mentioned. 1140 One of the gentlemen v. Geroldseck am Wasichenstein is called Advocatus v. Maursmunster mentioned. The castle and Mark Marsmünster was in the hands of the fiefdom Bishop's Metz. 1390 After the family v. Geroldseck, the castle shared the changeful ones Fate of the Mark Marsmünster. 1471 & 1486 The castle is used as a robber baron nest by the Count Palatine Friedrich and Philipp besieged, captured and destroyed. The facility has been uninhabited since then. since 1878 The facility is a historical monument and is owned by the state administration Alsace-Lorraine.

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Interesting castle, but unfortunately a bit overcrowded in places.

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